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There are a number of solutions available but the problem is the companies are not will to take a proactive approach to safety, I own a company that provides many wireless solutions to prevent so many of the accidents we read about, but once again no mandate just awww crap our WCB rates are going to increase!! after the fact. www.seaportsolution.com
  • Posted 3 Aug 2011 11:20
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